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Dean USA Rusty Cooley Guitar, 7 String Graphic

Estimated price for orientation: 2 999 $

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Features Alder body with custom "Xenocide" graphics and all-access cutaway 25.5-inch scale, 24-fret set mahogany neck with ebony fingerboard and custom inlays Pair of EMG 707 seven-string humbuckers with single volume control Low-profile locking tremolo Grover tuning machines Alder Top and Body Maple Neck, Rusty Cooley spec Description Product Description Dean designed this beast with Rusty Cooley of Outworld, who deemed it the "Lamborghini of Seven Strings." Featuring an Alder Body with futuristic Xenocide graphic, an insanely thin neck with tall frets, an all-access neck joint with a deep cutaway, and two EMG 707 pickups for raging tone, this axe packs a punch. Plus, the low profile seven-string locking tremolo stays in tune and out of the way. Rusty Cooley RC7G at a Glance Neck Construction: Set-neck Body wood: Alder Tuners: Grover Neck wood: Maple Fretboard: Ebony Inlays: Custom Graphic Frets: 24 Scale: 25.5" Bridge: Tune-o-matic with String-thru-body Pickups: Dimarzio Super Distortion Humbucker Controls: Volume Hardware: Gold Finish: Xenocide Graphics EMG 707 humbuckers, low-profile locking tremolo. Custom inlays. Alder Body This guitar features an alder body. Alder is a well-known tonewood, delivering a sophisticated, clear tone with plenty of dynamics. It's a resonant wood that's suitable for any number of styles. The body (and headstock) are decked out in futuristic "Xenocide" graphics, for some serious visual appeal, and an axe that screams "METAL." Set Neck Construction This model features a set maple neck, which imparts all the well-known advantages of that style: a warmer overall tone with extended low-end response, wicked sustain, and easy upper-fret access. The 25.5-inch scale neck features an ebony fingerboard with custom inlays to match the graphics, and is set with a wide, deep cutaway for easy upper-fret access. To Cooley's spec, the neck is about as thin as it gets--"speedy" is an understatement. EMG Active 707 Humbuckers The 707 has been leading the pack of 7-string guitar pickups since its debut in 2001. At the time, many existing seven-string pickups sounded muddy and dull on the low B string, especially when trying to hit artificial and natural harmonics, a problem the 707 addressed. Thanks to Alnico V loaded wide-aperture coils, EMG was able to beef up that Low B tone and simultaneously provide a responsive, tight sound. Whether you're ringing out Opeth-style jazzy chords, or bashing out palm-muted rhythm patterns, these pickups articulate every note, harmonic and squeal you ask of them. A three-way switch selects between pickups, and in the spirit of "less is more," it boasts just a single volume control. Back it off for a little nuance, or dime it for serious gain. Grover Tuners If you play guitar then you know what this means--solid, dependable tuning from the industry standard. These guitar machines are a triumph in engineering and style, with a gear ratio of 14:1, perfect gear meshing, and zero backlash and slippage. The gear box has a special lubricant for lifetime, trouble-free service. Low-Profile Tremolo Bridge The seven-string tremolo bridge keeps you in tune when you grab for it, and stays out of the way when you aren't using it.